Unbranded, secure packaging guaranteed
When you sign up
Genuine pet medicine
FRONTLINE COMBO – Spot-On Solution
A clear amber topical solution for the control of fleas, ticks and biting lice in cats.
This item requires a current prescription from your vet before we can dispatch it. The good news? Sorting it out is simple and only takes a moment.
As soon as your prescription reaches us, our team will verify the details and get your pet’s treatment posted out to you.
FRONTLINE COMBO – Spot-On Solution
A clear amber topical solution for the control of fleas, ticks and biting lice in cats.
Frontline Combo kills adult fleas and helps stop flea eggs and larvae from developing for up to six weeks after application. It also kills ticks and biting lice. This product can be used as part of a treatment plan for Flea Allergy Dermatitis (FAD), as advised by your veterinary surgeon.
Disclaimer: For full prescribing information and safe use guidance, please refer to the product datasheet.
Consult your vet for advice on accurate dosing and safe administration.
For detailed safety information, see the Veterinary Medicines Datasheet.
This product is available for cats and ferrets in a convenient 6-dose pack.
FRONTLINE COMBO® contains fipronil and (S)–methoprene. UK: POM-V. Prescription decisions are for the person issuing the prescription alone.
Prescription required for this item. We need a valid written prescription from your vet before we can dispatch.
Legal category: POM-V
Select the treatment you would like to order
Provide all the information about your pet
Your order will be sent in discreet packaging.
Can cats get fleas in winter? Yes, they absolutely can. Fleas persist throughout winter, and in some homes the problem actually becomes more noticeable during this time.
Yes, dogs can get fleas in winter. Many owners have seen infestations during the winter months that were even worse than in summer.
Many pet owners wonder if the tiny pests bothering their dog or cat can make the jump to them. The short answer is yes, fleas from your pet will happily bite a human, but they can’t actually live on you.
